Document Webhooks Error Handling

Last update: November 7, 2023

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Problems can arise when processing API requests. This should be handled in a consistent way across all API endpoints. When an error occurs, the webhook provider should innclude an error code in the response header. Error codes include:

  • 403 - Forbidden. Indicates that either the request tokens are missing or invalid, or that credentials associated with the tokens don’t have access to the specified resource. For OAuth-based webhook providers, Adobe Workfront will attempt to retrieve new access tokens.

  • 404 - Not found. Indicates that the specified file or folder doesn’t exist.

  • 500 - Internal Server Error. Any other type of error.

  • Description of the error in the response body using the following format:

    {status: "error"
 error: "Sample error message"}
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